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Could that touching pleasure he shohen she came near be the

cause of Anna Pavlovna's coolness?

"Yes," sheunnatural about Anna

Pavlovna, and utterly unlike her good nature, when she said

angrily the day before yesterday: 'There, he will keep waiting

for you; he wouldn't drink his coffee without you, though he's

grown so dreadfully weak'"

"Yes, perhaps, too, she didn't like it when I gave hi

It was all so si me, that I felt aard too And then that

portrait of me he did so well And most of all that look of

confusion and tenderness! Yes, yes, that's it!" Kitty repeated

to herself with horror "No, it can't be, it oughtn't to be!

He's so much to be pitied!" she said to herself directly after

This doubt poisoned the charm of her new life